(Sarcasm) Because they vote liberal? But seriously, they represent a large group of voters (Muslim) and declaring them a terrorist group might cause the more moderate Muslims, which is most of them, to vote for the conservatives and the liberals have a penchant for doing nothing about problems while hoping that they will just go away
Islamic group's conference urging return of Muslim caliphate and Shariah law brings call for adding it to terror list
A Canadian Islamic group is reviving its annual conference advocating for Muslim caliphate and Shariah law, raising antisemitism alarms.nationalpost.com
The group is designated a terrorist organization by the UK. They clearly have pro terrorist rhetoric, calls for violence and at a time when we can't afford radicalization as it's a serious threat here at home, why do we drop the ball in labeling this group for what they are. Terrorists.
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One could also ask the other three eyes of the Five Eyes why they don't declare them, either.Islamic group's conference urging return of Muslim caliphate and Shariah law brings call for adding it to terror list
A Canadian Islamic group is reviving its annual conference advocating for Muslim caliphate and Shariah law, raising antisemitism alarms.
The group is designated a terrorist organization by the UK. They clearly have pro terrorist rhetoric, calls for violence and at a time when we can't afford radicalization as it's a serious threat here at home, why do we drop the ball in labeling this group for what they are. Terrorists.
As others smarter than me have said upthread, if they're going to meet in the open, might as well soak in the int juice and share it around.
It may simply be that the intelligence and evidence does not support a terrorist entity listing under our law. I don’t know enough about them to say, but the ideological/political component is only part of the criteria under s. 83.05; the actual terrorist activity component has to be present too.
This determination can be made using all source intelligence, so if there’s a lack of a listing it’s not a matter of the usual intelligence to evidence dilemma.
This determination can be made using all source intelligence, so if there’s a lack of a listing it’s not a matter of the usual intelligence to evidence dilemma.
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I hope other nations are taking lots of tourist photos around this place......you never know where the pics will end up.....
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Another one nabbed ....
www.wcnc.com
6abc.com
www.courtwatch.news
Last piece has loadsa links to court docs associated with the case.
NC man supported ISIS, intended to travel to Morocco to join group, federal prosecutors say
A man was charged by federal authorities with supporting ISIS and later attempting to join the group, according to court documents that were unsealed on Tuesday.
www.wcnc.com
Man arrested, charged with supporting ISIS, making plans to join terrorist group
Alexander Justin White allegedly began posting his support for ISIS on social media.
6abc.com
North Carolina man arrested for ISIS Support
FBI says a 29-year-old man, Alexander Justin White tried to join ISIS
www.courtwatch.news
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We used to hunt down Nazis and deport them. FWIW the GoC and governments at all levels should be vigorously denouncing those who advocate murder and rape as a means of "liberating" their "homeland".
And take lots of videos and sound clips and forward them on.....
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Another British immigrant recommending learning English as a key to integration.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Add him to the list of successful immigrants like Kemi Badenoch, Suella Braverman, Priti Patel, Rishi Sunak, David Lammy, James Cleverly, Humza Yousaf and Anas Sarwar.
Come to think of it, learning English is still no guarantor of integration. But it is a start.
Integration is a futile delusion when people cannot speak our language
Migrant communities need to stop self-segregating and learn English
www.telegraph.co.uk
Add him to the list of successful immigrants like Kemi Badenoch, Suella Braverman, Priti Patel, Rishi Sunak, David Lammy, James Cleverly, Humza Yousaf and Anas Sarwar.
Come to think of it, learning English is still no guarantor of integration. But it is a start.
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Immigration as a weapon of war....
www.telegraph.co.uk
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As is Fake News
Or Canadian unity?
How Russia turned immigrants into weapons
Vladimir Putin accused of using flow of migrants in hybrid warfare against West
www.telegraph.co.uk
Russian spymaster’s plot to use private army to control migration into Europe
Jan Marsalek planned to create 15,000-strong band of mercenaries to control border in key migration route through Libya
www.telegraph.co.uk
Germany is ‘classical battleground in Putin’s hybrid war on Nato’
Intelligence chief says Moscow sees Berlin as a ‘wonderful target for logistical sabotage’ as supply for Ukraine has to travel through it
www.telegraph.co.uk
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As is Fake News
Or Canadian unity?
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Immigration as a weapon of war....
How Russia turned immigrants into weapons
Vladimir Putin accused of using flow of migrants in hybrid warfare against WestRussian spymaster’s plot to use private army to control migration into Europe
Jan Marsalek planned to create 15,000-strong band of mercenaries to control border in key migration route through Libya
Germany is ‘classical battleground in Putin’s hybrid war on Nato’
Intelligence chief says Moscow sees Berlin as a ‘wonderful target for logistical sabotage’ as supply for Ukraine has to travel through it
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As is Fake News
Or Canadian unity?
And the Irish aren't happy...
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What's happened to Éire is shocking.
I am glad to see populations pushing back against these policies.
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Background?
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Mass immigration.
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Oh that's funny. Hope they're enjoying it. Seen videos of mirgants walking up to people on the street and taking food and drinks and even phones out of random people's hands. Sharing is caring.
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When you unite the Irish against you …
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And the Irish, in Ireland and N. Ireland, are also some of the most breathtakingly blatant racists you'll ever meet.
For Eire especially this is one of the big downsides of being part of the EU - for both the Irish and immigrants to Ireland...
‘Racism is rampant in Ireland, across all sectors and levels’
Dr Ebun Joseph is clear – people face discrimination in Irish workplaces because of their skin colour
The arrival of global tech firms and other international companies, bringing with them and attracting people of various nationalities, races and cultures, has been a factor in increasing Ireland’s ethnic diversity. But is racism something people of colour, be they Irish or newer arrivals, have to contend with in the workplace?
Dr Ebun Joseph, the founder of the Institute of Antiracism and Black Studies who also established the first black studies module in UCD, supports and advises people facing racism. She is clear: racism is rife in Ireland.
“A lot of ethnic minorities face inequalities in the workplace,” she says. “No single sector is free of this. From medical doctors and nurses to people flipping burgers, IT support, banking – everywhere. It is rampant.
“I think we should come to a place that we can all agree there is racism in Ireland. People think racism is only in America but it’s happening here. The reason we don’t think we have the same problems that we see in America is because people of colour are in all strata in America but in Ireland they’re only in the bottom strata. The places we see conflict in Ireland are at the bottom of the ladder because that’s where the people with visible differences are.”
‘Racism is rampant in Ireland, across all sectors and levels’
Is racism in Ireland getting better or worse?
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And the Irish, in Ireland and N. Ireland, are also some of the most breathtakingly blatant racists you'll ever meet.
For Eire especially this is one of the big downsides of being part of the EU - for both the Irish and immigrants to Ireland...
‘Racism is rampant in Ireland, across all sectors and levels’
Dr Ebun Joseph is clear – people face discrimination in Irish workplaces because of their skin colour
The arrival of global tech firms and other international companies, bringing with them and attracting people of various nationalities, races and cultures, has been a factor in increasing Ireland’s ethnic diversity. But is racism something people of colour, be they Irish or newer arrivals, have to contend with in the workplace?
Dr Ebun Joseph, the founder of the Institute of Antiracism and Black Studies who also established the first black studies module in UCD, supports and advises people facing racism. She is clear: racism is rife in Ireland.
“A lot of ethnic minorities face inequalities in the workplace,” she says. “No single sector is free of this. From medical doctors and nurses to people flipping burgers, IT support, banking – everywhere. It is rampant.
“I think we should come to a place that we can all agree there is racism in Ireland. People think racism is only in America but it’s happening here. The reason we don’t think we have the same problems that we see in America is because people of colour are in all strata in America but in Ireland they’re only in the bottom strata. The places we see conflict in Ireland are at the bottom of the ladder because that’s where the people with visible differences are.”
‘Racism is rampant in Ireland, across all sectors and levels’
Is racism in Ireland getting better or worse?www.irishtimes.com
